Introduction to paleolimnology

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Introduction to paleolimnology

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Introduction to paleolimnology

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Útgefandi
Elsevier S & T
ISBN
9780444533173
Print ISBN
9780444533173
Format
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0
Höfundar
AUTHOR, UNKNOWN
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
01/1968
Prent takmörkun á líftíma
10

Kaflar

  • Copyright Page
  • Dedication
  • Preface
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Part I: The Lake Basin
  • Chapter 1. Formation of Lake Basins
  • Structural basins
  • Mass movement basins
  • Volcanic basins
  • Meteoric basins
  • Solution basins
  • Glacial basins
  • Fluviatile basins
  • Wind basins
  • Organic basins
  • Animal basins
  • Shoreline basins
  • Chapter 2. Quantitative Description of Lake Basins
  • Length and width
  • Volume and area
  • Maximum and mean depth
  • Length and development of shoreline
  • Ellipticity
  • Chapter 3. Shape and Development of Lake Basins
  • References
  • Part II: The Lake
  • Chapter 4. The Lacustrine Environment
  • Water
  • Color and transparency
  • Temperature distribution
  • Chapter 5. Lacustrine Sediments: Chemical Precipitates
  • Calcium carbonate
  • Dolomite
  • Gypsum
  • Halite
  • Sodium and magnesium carbonate and sulfate salts
  • Other salts
  • Chapter 6. Lacustrine Sediments: Clastic
  • Silts and clays
  • Sands and gravels
  • Volcanic ash
  • Chapter 7. Lacustrine Structures: Depositional and Erosional
  • Polygonal patterns
  • Mounds and depressions
  • Elongate features
  • References
  • Part III: The Paleolake Basin
  • Chapter 8. Pleistocene Chronology
  • The boundaries of the Pleistocene
  • Duration of the Pleistocene
  • Pleistocene chronology
  • Hypotheses about the cause of the Pleistocene ice ages
  • Chapter 9. Distribution, Cause, and Recognition of Paleolakes
  • Distribution of paleolakes
  • Causes of paleolakes
  • Recognition of paleolakes
  • Chapter 10. Paleoclimatic Methods
  • Hydrologic studies
  • Development of formulas
  • Plants, coal, spores, and pollen studies
  • Vertebrate and invertebrate studies
  • Soil studies
  • Wind studies
  • Sea-level movement studies
  • Archeological studies
  • Geochemical studies
  • Chapter 11. Sampling Methods
  • Chapter 12. Future Paleolimnological Applications
  • References
  • Index